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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

THE WASHINGTON CYCLE CLrB-h the las.
meeting OF the Washington cycle cub the following
changes In the board OF directors was MADE:
PRESIDENT, ChaS f. Burden, vice Il. r. Peiteng7ll
res ,gned; vive-presldent, Geo. r. Toe: secretary'
Mnl n stearns, vice j. h. Fishback, resigned;
chronicler, r. II. Pelouze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
LOB sALE-sixlY-fiyE ACRES OF THE BLA0-
dsa Tract t3tlS nainedstely hcgfh " cisy. For
psrttculArs sHply % HCFTT pIEh
nl1-5t i.ith md y sta
W. HAVE sEvERAI, VERY VALUABfE
Iarxc prOperSsea Tor sale. sisuncod Msssschu-
ssec ave. sxtended and the fazhsonsule Tenlsytowp
I2sa Als. 9nsber o. oesutifui building sitss some
.,s r Z ooLbssoE0cVH @:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

Mayor Hewitt yesterday appointed Q onmu1ttee
Of ctisens 70 coopsrass w1th the co0nistee Of the
ens2o (, s,sss se ~ - cescsssseo 8 ~ -
te0naSl q u lnaugulatt00 q GoQ WaahfnGoon q
nrI1 Prsadent Of the United etaseA The 0Ayora
70. n. HaWasd CoopR. WR. II. W5cEhan, INK
IN td0On, Wn r 0RAoe, Allan cauUooll CA p.
gsly, ssSys.ans -, 10y = en-: -; g,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

Navy Department Changes.
c. J. Hopkins has been promoted from the 81, 900
class to class one in the Bureau Of Ordnance, Navy
Department. c. NJ. York ha, been transferred
FROM the surgeon Generals once 70 the Bureau OF
Ordnance, 81 900 class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

RANGE OF TIE THERNosETgR--The following
were The readings at the signal ONCE to-day: O.
m, 80; p. m, IS; maximum. AZ; minimum, %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-samuel eoper. of Rock.
Vile, Nd, reported 70 the ponce this morning that
his gold watch and chain and two colo rings were
stolen from hls room In the American House last
night-Nrs. Deborah J. Apple. No. l7o5 + street,
reports that her house was entered yesterday By
some one. who forced open a kitchen window and
stole gold watch and chain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19
FOR SALE-LOTS.

I,OR sALE-A FINE LOT. IN WEST WASHING
Il loa Goth ST.. above st. 1890. can be suo-
corner lot On 81, Opposite the blaine Msnsion,
xS-pl xeO. - per siuare foot HILL & JOHNSTON,
10 10Th 81 u n19-3t'
VSoR sALE-l50oO SQUARE FEET OF GROUND
% corner 10th and ES<t Capitol sts; shallow lots
% l,Es alley pfek gsty lse Pr SO; t !'l ERECT
I,Os siLE-CHOICE LOr on OAKLAND AVE,
ny OF aanIsone improvements; i0xl6o feet, at S0c
p~r loot. H. l. i. LEiiOiD. 1851 r ST. NV. nlS-3t
I.OR sALE-HANDsOME CORNER LOT ON 18TH
II St. 44xlf0 10 2U-foot alley. also frontage
" g feet ON 18th 81. near Mass l. H. 4. LEI
POl.D. 1891 st.nv. nls-3t
EOR SALE-SEyEAAL LARGE TRACTS AND SIN
Il gle lots IN East Washington from II to 3lc. per
promising large returns IN the future. H. H. r.
LElfOlD. 1851 81 nv. nls-3t
lrOR SALE-LOTs On 18TH, 18TH I7TH NJ O. II
II and Corco-an STA n W: also on " II, " j. and
syes Some enolce corners AZ bargain K n 4. Lii
FULD. l;i;Sl 81 nls-:N
lroR sALE-FKONT on ISL ST. Ne, VEST
Il side railroad track, o3xs4 cOrrer Lot suitable tor
larxe warehOus. or building between and L. soc
loot. A. L. BARBER 90. nlS-3t
LOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT LOTS
II Brick DWELLING, lie Droit Park. worth $500.
nls5 A. L. BARBER & co.
IHOR sALE-LOT on WEST SIDE OF 18Th sT,
II let > sad 1; prle- s2lO per foot Inquire OF
OVER i3,-o ST NV nlS-3t.
NOR sALE-A BAEGAIN-IOO FEET FRONT on
n soath AIDE Of 81. oet see list sis NV
sLSo- s"okaofLDf BRADLEi.
EoK sAIE-sEvEKA- LOIS on 18TH ST. AND
4Oc; Der .qu4re foot. TfLEh RUTHERFORD.
nlo-ot- lJO. + 81 H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

THE UNITY CLuB.-The Unity Club held its OPEN
Ing meeting last evening at Mrs Cowling's on
street. j. b Philip, president OF the club, read an
essay on THE witchery OF Manner A good pro-
gram OF vocal and Instrumental music was sue
cessfully carried out by Mrs. NJ. E. sheridan, Miss
Nay Grimm, Miss Lula McCreery, Mr.. aud Mrs w.
S.Wfson, Master Geo. Cooper and Prof. Russell Miss
Rosa Rand gave delightful renderingo OF "Tom's
Little STAR" Among the guests were MRS. Isabella
Morr1son and daughter, Judge McCalmont and
daughter, Col s. Switzler, Mr.. A. Haine and many
others The club adopted resolutions expressing
respect for the memory OF the late Mrs Clark Mills
who was member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

MARRIAGE IIcRYsEs.-Marrlage licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court 70 Geo
F. Zen and Katie Z Scnerger; VIM. Dishman, OF
stanford County, Va, and Mamie Truehart, OF
Alexandria; jos. shea and Jennie Dorsey. Sam1
0ppenhimer and Fannie Meyer; Harry Brown and
Ella Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

CRIrICIsIN0 TEE ATLANTA.-Captain Bruce, CON-
manding the Atlanta, has written a letter TO the
Secretary Of the Navy severely critcislng the AT.
lanta. He points out what he considers errors In
construction and plan. The letthr has been sub
ions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

VOTED DIAMOND RING. The diamond ring
which was voted on al ri. Donlinicks Fair iasI
evening was awarded 10 Miss Annie Cuilnane
VINO received ,ossls votes The other contestants
were Miss Mary hessler, VINO received LIZA
votes; Miss Aggie Hutton, 3,:s30 3-S ana Miss Lou
Fowler, 1,4.ssk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

SLIGHT FRA slight fire occurred In the
commission store or Mcknew Co., No. 939 Lou
tsiana avenue, this morning.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

shall be submitted to the legally oualif,e6
Se,sEs OF said township. for their decision By
And IL Is further ordered by said Board of
County Commissioners that the Sheriff OF
said county. make due proclamation to the
said election at the time and places aforesaid
Dy pu oiiehtng the same for % days or more.
next proceeding the day OF holding said cleo
county. aud having general circulation In
said township. And that In said Proclamation,
said Sheriff set forth the above and foregoing
order, and recite said petition therein.
In witness whereof, we, the undersigned
chairman. and members OF the Board OF
County Commissioners OF the county of BAR
Der. state OF Kansas. have hereunt0 set orr
hands ~ chairman. and members aforesaid
at the countyseat OF said county, this I5th
day Of January, A; D. 1881,
yoaN Mc0RATH.
As attest. my signature and t the SEA- Of
seid Barber County, hereto afaxed this 18th
o9y OF January, A: d. 1887.
County Clerk OF Barber eoans1, sssss o.
Now therefore i, Charles d. Nelson. Sheriff
10. DS ~ %, county. kansas. under and by vir
county Commissioners of said county, and
s She sutnority in me vested by law as such
that tbe 1e 1 %, proc s,a m and make known
2; the qualified voters of Mingona township.
IN SAID county, at the usual voting
places In said township, on
TUESDAY. THE End DAY OF FEBRUARY
A. -. 1887
upon the proposition as set forth. in the said
DUEL OF eaid board OF County Commissioners
VI salo county, Kansas, and in the manner
ana form as therein set forth, and that said
election will be held, the returns made and
the ult ascertained In the same manner as
10 Provided by law for general elections.
Done at my Office in the city of Medicine
Ldooge' IN SAID county of Barber. this 18th
DAY or January, a. ID. 1887.
Charles ID. NELSON,
sheriff OF Barber county, Kansas.
by WIN. LINDSEY, Under Sheriff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19
NO MANS LAND

The L. 5. senate committee on pub
lie lands last week reported back the
house bill, providing for the opening of
the public land strip. They reported a
substitute in place of the house bill,
which contains some important new
features. The bill attaches the public
land strip to the judicial district of
Kansas and extends the laws Of the I'm
tied States over it, except those proyid-
ing for presumption. timber culture
and desert lano entries. The secretary
OF the interior h authorized to have it
surveyed and laid out into townships.
and it is provided that until the estab-
lishment of a regular civil government
entries may be made for the purpose of
town sites by trustees to be named by
the secretary Of the interior, such en-
tries being tnRde under the provisions
of section 2SS7 of the Revised Statutes.
No more than $50 acres, however, can
be embraced in town site entry.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

Senator WassOn has introduced into
the Kansas legislature bill to reduce
the fees and salaries Of county officers.
The bill makes sweeping reductions:
for instance county treasurers now get
$1,000 per year; under the WATSON bill
SS,OOO; gisters getting 300 are
10 have fees To the amount of 5000;
above that sum, one half goes to the
register and the other half into the
treasury. For recording deeds, instead
of receiving 25 cents per folio, the pres
ent rate, they receive 10 cents per
fnliO
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

Spies, One of the convicted Chicago
anarchists, has applied for license to
marry u young lady of that city Of re-
spectacle parents. II appears that she
regularly attended the trial of the an
archists and fell in love with Spies, and
has regularly visited him in Jail since
his conviction. Her father does not
interpose any objections to the course
OF his crazy daughter though he regrets
her choice. The marriage license will
not be granted, 1t appears, the register
wisely saying that as the conviction of
~ person Of felony is ground for divorce,
sosho,ld II be u bar to marriage. Spies
10 under sentence of death.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

The postmasters OF the third and
fourth classes are becoming FESTIVE un-
der the delay Of congress to pass what
is known as the postmaster's bill. in
troduced year ago, by Judge Peters,
OF Kansas, from which they expect re-
lief In the matter Of expense for rent,
light and fuel. The press generally has
favored this measure Of relief to this
worthy and unpaid class of public SER
wants and POstmaster-Ge General Villas in
his last annual report takes up their
cause and recommends that the relief
sought be granted. The bill was re-
ferred to a subcommittee for consid-
Grafton which it is understood is unan-
imous in favor of it..
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

Kars&e -.
Nov therefore, T, Charles d. Nelson, sheriff
ture OF me foregoing order OF the Board az
County Commissioners Of said County and the
eutnorify IN me vested by law as such Sheriff
40, hereby proclaim and make known. that
mere VIII be held Special Election OF the
4uaIned voters Of Lake City Township, in said
IOwnsnip on Wednesday, the ga day OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1887, upon the proposition as set
Lorth In the said order of said Board OF County
commissioners OF said County Of Barber, Kan
So, ana IN the manner and form set forth and
tnst said Election will be held, the returns
manner as Is provided by law for general Elec-
tons. S
Done at my ONCE In the City of Medicine
OF January, A. ID. 1857.
CHARLES, d. NELSON.
By WIN. LINDSEY,
Under Sheriff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

The Interstate commeros bill Wis
passed by the United States senate
last riday by vote OF ayes 43, nays
-. Several senator's took the floor and
opposed and ridiculed the bill, but
voted for IL ut the proper time, explain
ing that their constituents demanded
that they should. This is the first
earnest attempt the national legisla-
ture has ever made Ia afford the people
protection from outrageous charges for
transportation by railroad corporations.
II Is the irst effort made by our nation
nj law makers to prevent railroads
from forming pools. 1t is the first
time the national congress has dared
Ia say that 1t had the authority to inter-
fere in the matter OF commerce be-
tween the states. Should the bill now
pass the house, as II undoubtedly will.
we will soon learn which is the big
geSt man." the combined railroad In
iluences OF the country OF the United
States government. Jay Gould has al
ready made threats that he will aus
pend railroad building In the west, and
other railroad magnates have intimat-
ell that they will stop all extensions of
their lines, II the provisions Of the
Interstate commerce bill are put into
effect. We have no idea that they
mean one word Of what they say. Rail
road extensions will be continued lust
the same. and the development OF the
great west will not be retarded. In
fact there will be more reason than ever
before for every railroad adding miles
to its lines. The longer the hauIs the
more money there Is to he made In
handling freight. A short line will not
be permitted to charge exorbitant rates
rs now; but the advantage will be IN
favor of long haul. We hope that
the bill viii pass the house without
tnrlher ds lRy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

Texas Is now the largest state in the
Union, and yet ii wants more territory.
ltbill was introduced into the legisla-
ture On'the 18th inst, which contains
the following. THAT the state If Tex-
as hereby declares that by virtue OF the
several treaties of boundary between
the United States on enc part and the
governments OF Spain, Mexico and
Texas severally on the other part, the
boundary of the state of Texas extends
northward from Red river along the
line ut the Tooth meridian of west lon
tude from London, as the line for
that meridian Is laid nown on Melish's
map OF the United States, improved to
January, 1878, and which inttrsects the
Arkansas river at what is known
as the great bend of that river and pas
ses thence up that river to the line of
the Tooth meridian, and all that terri
tory south of the Arkansas river and
between the said line of the Tooth me-
ridian as land down IN said Melish's
map rightfully belongs to Texas. A
great part OF this territory lies in Kan
sas, and the bill authorizes suit TO be
brought in the United States court
To establish the sights of Texas to n
portion of the Indian Territory and
Greer county which are all embraced
I'm this territory.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

The Kiowa Herald Ear last week de-
lined its political standing by saying
that hereafter II will lever hold the
flrt with the banner Of Independent
Democracy floating over us" Accord
ing To the popular definition or indie
pendent democracy" that means that
II will support the party nominees when
~ Is paid for the service.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

In the national convention of jour
neymen bakers in Chicago last week, a
resolution condemning the verdict in
the anarchists trial was passed with a
whoop. a delegation from New York
objected To tle election Of the eight
condemned men 10 honorary member
ship In the Chicago branch. The
ground Of the objection was that none
uf the eight were bakers. The conven-
ton, however, sustained the election.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

Cliff Baker, Of the Topeka Common
wealth, was elected state printer by the
Kansas legislature yesterday. Ills
term of office will continue two years.
'Inring which time he will likely clear
$4,000. 10 Is the best Office in the
Nate. The name Of Mr.. McNeal. of
ihis county was not brought before the
Ammonia
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

Cheyenne Sun: A few gentlemen
from the range enjoyed their Christ
mas by riding around through the sa-
looms. attempting To make their horses
play the organs, drink over the bar aud
play billiards. but aside from that, the
day was very quiet.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

The jury in the case Of the Wyan-
dotle train wreckers disagreed. stand
Ing seven for conviction and Eve for ac-
Puittal, throughout the entire live days
they were out.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

Chas. Is. Farwell has been nominated
~ the republican senator, from Illinois.
iu iill the vacancy oecasioned by the
death OF Gen. Logan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

Gen. VIM. u. llazen. chief signal Of
flcer OF the United States army. died
last SUNDAY night at Washington.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19

=. 5. Cox is lying very SICK in Wash
ington and there is no certainly that he
will recover.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-19
S3O.GI9.S5l

IOtal. ..................... $50, Gl9, ISL
IL is hardly probable, however. that
half of the bonds now voted, but not
issued, will ever be earned. But the
aggregate of municipal indebtedness.
even If one-half of the bonds voted
should never be issued, will exceed
$4,000, 900, and 1t seems To me time TO
put stop, firmly and thoroughly. to
this wastful extravaganza. Vast as are
the resources Of our state, wonderful as
its growth has been, and bright as its
prospects are, neither the productive
ness and development Of the present.
nor the hopes of the future, will Justify
continuance of such reckless folly in
bond voting.
The governor recommends that all
authority TO vote bonds or take stock in
railroads be denied where any county IL
now traversed by enc or more lines of
railroad.
lie recommends that uniform sys-
tenn OF assessments be adopted and
urges the legislature 70 consider the
matter.
The school population ofthe state
persons between the ages of five and
twenty-one years-is now 497, 7s5, an in
crease Of IS SIS over 1884. The scholars
enrolled number SB5, 23e, an increase of
81 ,6Ss during the same period. The
average daily attendance was 2I9 .0Oe.
an increase Of $3.50. II will be observed
that, notwithstanding the ample educa-
tIonal facilities provided by the people
OF Kansas for the education Of our
youth, less than one-haIf Of the school
population attends the public schools.
The teachers employed iB-fSS4 num-
bered S,S42; those employed IN 1885 num-
bered s,SS7. The average wages paid
teachers. per month, were: males SI2.-
o.; females, 1885. There has been a
steady increase in teachers salaries, for
many years past.
There are in Kansas 6.79I school
houses, having total of $3.50 rooms.
and valued at $500, 757. School build
tngs costing 81 .O0s or have been erect
ed during the nast two years.
The total receipts for school purposes
Smyrna times., 1887-08-10
The BlOOdsuckers.
T.. P.

Oh, the mosquitOesl They are
everywhere! 1t is impossible slap /
Well, you're gone, anyway to write
with any comfort. Just as you're about
to get down to [OuchI Bang! You
sucker work, and try to stop the cry
lSlap!l up stairs for copy, Whizz
Slap! along comes one of those dou-
ble-breasted mosquitoes [gracious, what
a bite from below Dover, and drives a
two inch sword into your neck. You
look out of the door All! you blood
thirsty brute-slapl and can see them
coming into the room in swarms. Some
are old residents, Jerusalem, but how
that fellow did bite others smell OF
salt-marsh, and are large lShOo 90 y
and healthy-lOOking, while the majority
of them seem to be second-crop fellows,
all the way from Bombay Hook.
Smyrna times., 1887-08-10
Mixed Relationship.

The way people can mix themselves
and their relatives in the matter of
marriage was perhaps never better il
lustrated than in the case of back
woods Maine family:
A father, son and grandson married
three sisters.
That looks simple enough, doesn't it?
1t hasn't dawned ON you yet.
Well see here:
l. Amos, the father, married Aba
gail.
?. Benjamin, son of Amos married
Betsy.
8. Charles, son of Benjamin, married
Caroline.
What then?
Amos is brother to his son.
Amos is a brother to his grandson.
Amos is grandfather to his daughter.
Amos is grandfather to his sister.
Amos is father to his wife.
Amos is father to his grandson.
Amos is his own grandfather, his
own son, Snd brOther-in-law to himself
Benjamin is brother to his father.
Benjamin is brother to his son.
Benjamin is brother to his mother.
Benjamin is brother to his daughter
Benjamin is the sister of his son.
Benjamin is the husband Ofhis sister
Charles is brother to his father.
Charles is brother to his grandfather
Charles is brother to his mother.
Charles is brother to his grand
mother.
ChaIles is granddaughter to his moth
er.
Charles is grandnephew to his wife
Charles is q granchild of his aunt.
Charles is married to another aunt
Charles is the son of his aunt.
Charles is the husband of his sister
Maine is responsible for good man!
things, but the foregoing will shov
that she is still engaged in odd produc
tions.
Smyrna times., 1887-08-10
July 2OTH. 188,

JULY 10Th, 1887.
Although l have passed through Ire
land, Wales, England, France, Ger
many and Belgium, 1 do not see any
place up to America yet.
The climate is very cool and damp
and of nights it is necessary to lay on
considerable bed clothing to keep
warm. $50 has been the highest tenn.
perature since 1 arrived.
This is a fine country so far as eli
mate and soil goes. France is a land
of flowers and vineyards and every
body drinks wine; they say water is
not fit to drink, and Germany coun-
try of lazy men, working women and
lots of beer. The women plow, hoe
and even work in iron boundaries.
have not seen a male hotel clerk since
l have been here: they are all young
ladies, even to bar-tenders they are
women.
have stopped at four of the finest
hotels l ever laid eyes on in my life,
namely Adelphi hotel, at Liverpool ;
The Craven hotel, Craven street,
Strand, London; The Charing Cross
hotel, London, and the Place du
Havre, Paris. In the latter place you
can ride in one direction % miles and
see solid blocks of houses of the finest
kind on each side. Twas downtO hear
Spurgeon the great London preacher
but cannot see that he comes up to
either Beecher or Talmage.
I feel much benefited by my triT
and hope to return home in better
health and better spirits. oh! in re.
gard to spirits, if you had your last
falls vinegar barrel here you could gel
1t filled for about one dollar. Stuff il
cheap over here, that is in its liquiC
state.
Well must close hoping you are al
well and that l may arrive home safely
on or about August 10th, 1887.
Yours, &C.,
J.T.P.
Smyrna times., 1887-08-10
No Discrimination.

The daughter of railroad man has
two beaux. The other evening one,
whom we shall call John, dropped in
to see her. He demanded an answer
to his suit. 'If you like me better
than you do Charlie" said he, " tell me
so, and 1 will be the happiest man in
world. Ifnot, tell me so, and l will
go off and die" beg your pardon, +"
she replied, "but under the Interstate
Commerce law 1 am not allowed to ex-
ercise any discrimination" Very
well, 1 will see Charlie" said he, land
fix the matter up with him." "You
can't" she answered; pooling is also
forbidden" Then he cried so bitterly
that she couldn't stand the water CON-
petition and transported him with a
buss.
Smyrna times., 1887-08-10
WHOLE NO. 1872.
Blind Toms Future.

Several months ago there was publish
ed in these columns a statement to the
effect that Charity Virgins, the moth
er Of Blind Tom, the musical wonder
who is we'll known in Salem, had begun
another suit to recover possession other
son from Gen. James n. Bethune, who
has always had control of him, and for
the money which the General has re-
ceived from his concerts since 1865.
Judge Bond, in the U. S. Courts at Bal.
timOre, on Saturday, made on order that
Bethune, who has kept Tom in his
charge since the days of slavery, shall
deliver him to the United States Mar
shal on August Is next, at Alexandria,
Va, and that the Marshal shall deliver
him safely into the hands of Eliza Beth
une, who was appointed Toms commit
tee by the Supreme Court of New York
at his mothers request, in the same
day and place, and also that General
Bethune pay over $1,000 to the order of
the Court for the credit of Tom as his
earnings. There is another suit pend
ing against Bethune for 100000
SGiem Sunbeam.